Nigeria’s telecom regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), directs telecom operators to compensate subscribers affected by poor network quality, according to reports from The Punch. The outlets state that operators have already provided compensation to more than 75 million subscribers following the NCC’s directive. The coverage describes the action as a response to concerns about service quality and network performance for customers. While the articles do not detail the specific form of compensation, the consistent reporting across sources indicates that the compensation is directly linked to network quality shortcomings and is tied to regulatory enforcement by the NCC. The NCC’s order is presented as part of its oversight of telecom service standards and its efforts to ensure operators address customer complaints and quality issues. Overall, the reporting centers on the scale of subscriber compensation—over 75 million—reflecting the regulator’s view that the impact of poor network quality is widespread.